Genuine OKI 43870021 Yellow Image Drum (20,000 pages) for OKI C5850, C5950, MC560 Printers

Yellow Image Drum (20,000 pages) for OKI C5850, C5950, MC560 Printers. Designed specifically for use with OKI Printing Solutions colour printers. Up to 20,000 A4 pages @ 3 pages/job (applicable to all image drums for this product). Compatible with the C5850 A4 colour printers.

There are few things more annoying than when it becomes obvious your laser printer needs a new drum to administer the toner. Fortunately, Printerland stock a great selection of replacement drums, including the Yellow Image Drum (20,000 pages) (43870021) from OKI which can be easily installed, helping you to continue printing at a high standard.

Helping you to continue producing high quality printed output, the Yellow Image Drum (20,000 pages) (43870021) is guaranteed to work with C5850, C5950, MC560 printers. Designed by the manufacturer to offer the same high standard of printing, the replacement drum is surprisingly quick and simple to fit into the machine – great for workplaces which can’t afford prolonged periods of downtime.

Black spots and blurred images or text are often the first signs of a damaged or faulty cartridge drum which requires replacing. Aside from depleted toner levels, this is perhaps one of the main causes of a loss of print quality – fortunately it can be rectified quickly and simply with a replacement drum.

Don’t worry if you are not a particularly technical or handy person, replacing the cartridge drum in a laser printer is not the drawn-out difficult job that it may sound. Instructions to complete the replacement can often before found in the printer’s user manual – ensuring that anyone can complete the process quick and efficiently.

At Printerland, we stock everything you need to ensure your laser printer continues operating to the highest standards for longer. Our team is made up of manufacturer trained professionals who will help you identify the right drum for your printer and your needs, ensuring the quality of your printed output is never compromised.